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Visio2000: Sample Macro to Duplicate a Page
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For a Microsoft Visio 2002 version of this article, see
290581Â
(http://kbalertz.com/Feedback.aspx?kbNumber=290581/EN-US/
)
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This article explains how to duplicate a page, along with the shapes on that particular page, by using Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications. The sample code also provides an example of how to use the
Page.PageSheet property to get access to a page's ShapeSheet cells.
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Sample Code
The following sample code duplicates a page:
Public Sub DuplicateActivePage()
Dim OriginalPage As Visio.Shape
Dim DuplicatePage As Visio.Shape
Dim ShapeDropX As Double
Dim ShapeDropY As Double
Set OriginalPage = ActivePage.PageSheet
ActiveWindow.SelectAll ' Select everything on the first page...
ActiveWindow.Group ' ...then group it all...
ActiveWindow.Copy ' ... then copy it to the Clipboard.
ShapeDropX = ActiveWindow.Selection(1).Cells("PinX")
' Get the new Group's x position.
ShapeDropY = ActiveWindow.Selection(1).Cells("PinY")
' Get the new Group's y position.
Set DuplicatePage = ActiveDocument.Pages.Add.PageSheet
' Create the new page.
' Set attributes of the new page to be the same as the original page.
With DuplicatePage
.Cells("PageWidth") = OriginalPage.Cells("PageWidth")
.Cells("PageScale") = OriginalPage.Cells("PageScale")
.Cells("ShdwOffsetX") = OriginalPage.Cells("ShdwOffsetX")
.Cells("PageHeight") = OriginalPage.Cells("PageHeight")
.Cells("DrawingScale") = OriginalPage.Cells("DrawingScale")
.Cells("ShdwOffsetY") = OriginalPage.Cells("ShdwOffsetY")
.Cells("DrawingSizeType") = OriginalPage.Cells("DrawingSizeType")
.Cells("DrawingScaleType") = OriginalPage.Cells("DrawingScaleType")
.Cells("InhibitSnap") = OriginalPage.Cells("InhibitSnap")
.Cells("PlaceStyle") = OriginalPage.Cells("PlaceStyle")
.Cells("PlaceDepth") = OriginalPage.Cells("PlaceDepth")
.Cells("PlowCode") = OriginalPage.Cells("PlowCode")
.Cells("ResizePage") = OriginalPage.Cells("ResizePage")
.Cells("DynamicsOff") = OriginalPage.Cells("DynamicsOff")
.Cells("EnableGrid") = OriginalPage.Cells("EnableGrid")
.Cells("CtrlAsInput") = OriginalPage.Cells("CtrlAsInput")
.Cells("LineAdjustFrom") = OriginalPage.Cells("LineAdjustFrom")
.Cells("BlockSizeX") = OriginalPage.Cells("BlockSizeX")
.Cells("BlockSizeY") = OriginalPage.Cells("BlockSizeY")
.Cells("AvenueSizeX") = OriginalPage.Cells("AvenueSizeX")
.Cells("AvenueSizeY") = OriginalPage.Cells("AvenueSizeY")
.Cells("RouteStyle") = OriginalPage.Cells("RouteStyle")
.Cells("PageLineJumpDirX") = OriginalPage.Cells("PageLineJumpDirX")
.Cells("PageLineJumpDirY") = OriginalPage.Cells("PageLineJumpDirY")
.Cells("LineAdjustTo") = OriginalPage.Cells("LineAdjustTo")
.Cells("LineToNodeX") = OriginalPage.Cells("LineToNodeX")
.Cells("LineToNodeY") = OriginalPage.Cells("LineToNodeY")
.Cells("LineToLineX") = OriginalPage.Cells("LineToLineX")
.Cells("LineToLineY") = OriginalPage.Cells("LineToLineY")
.Cells("LineJumpFactorX") = OriginalPage.Cells("LineJumpFactorX")
.Cells("LineJumpFactorY") = OriginalPage.Cells("LineJumpFactorY")
.Cells("LineJumpCode") = OriginalPage.Cells("LineJumpCode")
.Cells("LineJumpStyle") = OriginalPage.Cells("LineJumpStyle")
.Cells("XRulerOrigin") = OriginalPage.Cells("XRulerOrigin")
.Cells("YRulerOrigin") = OriginalPage.Cells("YRulerOrigin")
.Cells("XRulerDensity") = OriginalPage.Cells("XRulerDensity")
.Cells("YRulerDensity") = OriginalPage.Cells("YRulerDensity")
.Cells("XGridOrigin") = OriginalPage.Cells("XGridOrigin")
.Cells("YGridOrigin") = OriginalPage.Cells("YGridOrigin")
.Cells("XGridDensity") = OriginalPage.Cells("XGridDensity")
.Cells("YGridDensity") = OriginalPage.Cells("YGridDensity")
.Cells("XGridSpacing") = OriginalPage.Cells("XGridSpacing")
.Cells("YGridSpacing") = OriginalPage.Cells("YGridSpacing")
End With
ActivePage.Paste ' Paste the copied group from the Clipboard.
ActiveWindow.Selection(1).Cells("PinX") = ShapeDropX
'Position the group.
ActiveWindow.Selection(1).Cells("PinY") = ShapeDropY
ActiveWindow.Selection(1).Ungroup 'Ungroup the group.
ActiveWindow.Page = OriginalPage.ContainingPage.Name
' Go back to the original page...
ActiveWindow.SelectAll ' ...then select the group...
ActiveWindow.Selection(1).Ungroup '...and ungroup it...
ActiveWindow.DeselectAll ' and then deselect all of the shapes.
MsgBox DuplicatePage.ContainingPage.Name & " has been created."
End Sub
For additional information about how to use the sample code in this article, click the article number below
to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
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Visio2000: How to Run Sample Code from Knowledge Base Articles
Or, go to the following Microsoft Web site:
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Visio 2000 Standard Edition
- Microsoft Visio 2000 Professional Edition
- Microsoft Visio 2000 Technical Edition
- Microsoft Visio 2000 Enterprise Edition
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